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in d.c. and philly and baltimore are open at the moment, but what is the status for the airlines that are most affected? these would be carriers that really affect the east coast. >> well, what you are looking at here is carriers are prepared for this ahead of time. they went ahead like jetblue moved its airplanes out of harm's way. america did, delta did. harm to the airline would be less you might expect. we think at the bottom of the line, after you sort out of everything, the hit to the airline industry will be about a quarter billion to 300 million dollars at the end of the day. liz: when you are looking at that kind of number, i would suspect it would affect the bottom line, the current quarter of some of these airlines. >> there's no doubt it will. jetblue, a fine airline, a big part of their operation focussed at kennedy airport. that means for several days they won't be operating at their number one, you know, gateway airport. american airlines has 25% of the traffic at jfk. united -
in d.c. and philly and baltimore are open at the moment, but what is the status for the airlines that are most affected? these would be carriers that really affect the east coast. >> well, what you are looking at here is carriers are prepared for this ahead of time. they went ahead like jetblue moved its airplanes out of harm's way. america did, delta did. harm to the airline would be less you might expect. we think at the bottom of the line, after you sort out of everything, the hit to...
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our team consists of peter barnes if washington, d.c., liz macdonald here in new york. we kick it off with rich edson standing by at the site of the third and final presidential debate in boca raton florida. rich, investors, what should they be looking out for in tonight's debate? rich: this is a foreign policy debate. carved up into six different sections, 15 minutes each. the final session first to take a look at would be china. china is something there has been plenty of rhetoric on the campaign trail. mitt romney said he would leave china a currency manipulator on day one. that's those who invest in importing businesses might not like to hear. take a look at what they say on china this evening. also oil. much will be about middle east. what a potential romney administration or second term of obama administration has in store for middle east. that has everything to do with oil. there's trouble there, price of oil goes up. this is a matter of president obama's policies, favor some type of stock you invest in, you want him to deliver a strong performance, same from gov
our team consists of peter barnes if washington, d.c., liz macdonald here in new york. we kick it off with rich edson standing by at the site of the third and final presidential debate in boca raton florida. rich, investors, what should they be looking out for in tonight's debate? rich: this is a foreign policy debate. carved up into six different sections, 15 minutes each. the final session first to take a look at would be china. china is something there has been plenty of rhetoric on the...
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perspective from somebody who has been on the inside joining us from washington d.c. in a fox business exclusive, wayne angell, former federal reserve board governor. nothing is surprising here. i don't like to speak for my guests. >> nothing is surprising. it is what we would have anticipated. there are a lot of reasons for that, but i want to look a little farther ahead and suggest that the fed should emphasize price stability more strongly because if they had of price stability commodity prices declining, would kept policy where it has been any way and make for a better transition to a growing economy as we will see occur in 2013. liz: explain to our viewers what you mean by price stability. >> what i mean by price stability is the risk of prices rising is exactly the same as the risk of prices falling. that is what the fed should do. if it does that, then the fed will be leaning against a market where the market slows down and commodity prices fall. the rate of change in commodity prices, year over year, very important, and right now, it is about the same. commodi
perspective from somebody who has been on the inside joining us from washington d.c. in a fox business exclusive, wayne angell, former federal reserve board governor. nothing is surprising here. i don't like to speak for my guests. >> nothing is surprising. it is what we would have anticipated. there are a lot of reasons for that, but i want to look a little farther ahead and suggest that the fed should emphasize price stability more strongly because if they had of price stability...
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peter barnes as a washington d.c.. peter: california may not have reported claims numbers more to the point but a labor department spokesman just released a statement with an unexpected drop in unemployment claims to push back on this reporting by us and others reporting issues by claims and a large state. economists say it is likely california is responsible and there seems to be some confusion about the report so here is our statement. every state reported claims data this week. the decline in claims was different by smaller than expected increases and because of drops in claims in a number of states, where we were expecting increases and no single state was responsible for the majority of the decline in initial unemployment insurance claims. that contradicts what we reported. we are standing by our reporting. we talked to an official at the office of employment and training administration that writes this report and that official told us there's one large state responsible for this. economists believe it was califor
peter barnes as a washington d.c.. peter: california may not have reported claims numbers more to the point but a labor department spokesman just released a statement with an unexpected drop in unemployment claims to push back on this reporting by us and others reporting issues by claims and a large state. economists say it is likely california is responsible and there seems to be some confusion about the report so here is our statement. every state reported claims data this week. the decline...
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liz: you used to have your office next to rich edson in d.c. let's get to him right there. both president candidates campaigning on need for energy independence. shouldn't we protect ours and use up the bad guys? >> i will clear something up too. not next to, we shared the same office. [laughter] rich: according to to this report, new chamber of commerce study analyzes country's energy use and available resources. it says americans earn about the same spot as we were in 80. that's good enough for 7th internationally. mexico tops that list. the u.s. is ahead of china and russia. though energy officials say technological advances in recovering natural gas mean a much more secure energy future for the united states. as for the campaign, president obama first term featured unprecedented federal support for green energy and higher efficiency standards. the president says that's one of the best ways to reduce oil imports. it is just to simply use less oil. governor romney says that strategy has fallen short as renewables are largely too expensive to be competitive. he say he is w
liz: you used to have your office next to rich edson in d.c. let's get to him right there. both president candidates campaigning on need for energy independence. shouldn't we protect ours and use up the bad guys? >> i will clear something up too. not next to, we shared the same office. [laughter] rich: according to to this report, new chamber of commerce study analyzes country's energy use and available resources. it says americans earn about the same spot as we were in 80. that's good...
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let's bring in clef hudson, chairman and ceo of negative joining us from washington d.c.. we need to get you above the mason-dixon line because i can't find any sonics. when will that happen? >> we have some south of the ran north of you and west of view. we will make arrangements for that. we would love to share that with you. liz: i have your eyes drinks but more importantly let's get your numbers the, you beat the top and bottom line, you have some pretty decent numbers here. how is the consumer doing? >> the consumer is challenged from a variety of directions from household that standpoint and levels of employment. is a challenging environment. as it relates to our industry and sonic in particular the consumer benefited from the fact that through this recession we have gone a great distance to improve the quality of food and service and bring pricing strategies that we didn't have before the recession. the consumer has benefited from efforts of companies like ours but it is a challenging environment and for all of us. liz: when commodities are hitting all-time highs an
let's bring in clef hudson, chairman and ceo of negative joining us from washington d.c.. we need to get you above the mason-dixon line because i can't find any sonics. when will that happen? >> we have some south of the ran north of you and west of view. we will make arrangements for that. we would love to share that with you. liz: i have your eyes drinks but more importantly let's get your numbers the, you beat the top and bottom line, you have some pretty decent numbers here. how is...